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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1958
Page
3
Community classified ad notes a request for an elementary school teacher for the 1958 59 term and provides the contact, Supt. A. R. Fenton. The page also lists numerous local sale items and notices from SWAIM'S and area residents, including clothing, footwear, appliances, and office supplies with phone contacts.
The 29th annual Lockman reunion was held Sunday August 10 1958 at Moravia Park with 42 in attendance. A noon picnic dinner included Pearl Fisher Dianne Barnes Marve and Kathy Lockman Wilson Leonard Ray Lockman Ralph Robinson and family Beryl Proctor Matt Huber M W Lockman Raymond Lockman Joe Smith family Jill others. Afternoon guests included Norris O Conn er Sheila Marlin Ranay S A Gilland H T Gilland May Benson Rebecca Milleman Junior Burdock Paula Ted Fricke Edd Taylor Price Gideon. The next reunion will be the second Sunday in August 1959 at Moravia Park. Officers are President Ray Lockman Vice President Marve Lockman Secretary Treasurer Lora Lockman.
The Shanghai club gathered with Esther Perry on August 6 with members and guests listing Aubrey Christy and family, Doris, Joyce, Jimmy Christy, Hazel Rinehart, Amy Hiner, Delbert Calhoun and family, Anna Landgrebe, Sheryl, Richard, Dean, Stevie, and Raymond Perry. A nut and popcorn task framed the day as Haerl Rinehart won a birthday gift. The next gathering is scheduled with Amy Hiner on August 27.
Mrs. Max McDonough flies to Minneapolis to judge at a flower show with three Iowa colleagues, while other area families visit relatives and travel between Fort Dodge Oskaloosa Des Moines and Rochester Minnesota. Joyce Kincade returns from hospital in Rochester after a stay since August.
O L Thomas died suddenly at OConnor's Hospital San Jose California on August 4 at 1 50 p m He was preceded in death by his wife Grace Dodd Thomas February 8 1953 and youngest son Roy D Thomas He survives a son Dr Hoyt Thomas of Cedar Rapids and six grandchildren Funeral service held at Mahannah Chapel on Sunday August 10 with burial beside his wife in North English cemetery
The boys and girls fellowship group of the E.A.B. church met Monday afternoon with Billy and Lois Callen. Mrs. Wendell Murdy led the lesson on South American missions and plans were made for a summer Christmas Tree program next month. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Claire Callen and Lois. Guests included Donna and Linda Jones and Marcia Walter, with Mrs. Ruth Hammond’s assistant counsellor assisting.
Members of the Junior Evangelical United Brethren Sunday school enjoyed a swimming party and picnic at the city park in Centerville Tuesday afternoon. Sponsors were Sunday school officers Mrs. Almont Main, Mrs. Harold Mason, Mrs. Ira Boyer, Mrs. Ruth Hammond, Mrs. Ralph Davis, Mrs. Claire Callen, Mrs. Burdette Ward, Mrs. Marve Lockman, and Mrs. Charles Coffin.
Grant Tadlock as Tadlock Administrators of the Estate of John A Tadlock deceased filed a final report with the District Court in Appanoose County Iowa and requested discharge from further duty. The court will consider the report and discharge on September 12 1958 at Centerville Iowa and interested parties may appear to show cause why approval should not be granted. George A Milani is attorney of record.
The Sunshine club met at Moravia park on Wednesday evening August 6 for a cooperative supper and homemade ice cream. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Bert McKern, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Tisue, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gladfelder and Judy, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Gladfelder, Lela Harrison and sister-in-law, Mrs. Kern, and Mr. and Mrs. Lyndon McDanel. The September 3 meeting will be with Mamie Tisue and a cooperative supper.
The F F A chapter met in Moravia Park on Monday August 4 at 8 00 pm with 22 members present. Plans were made to buy six head of sheep instead of ten. New instructor Larry Dayton welcomed freshmen and parents. Officers gave short talks and watermelon was served after the meeting. Bob Harsh reporter.
Mrs Albert McFall and family of De Kalb visited a former neighbor 30 years ago. Donations were sent to the Fund for Cindy after a fatal Audubon flood. Des Moines relatives spent the weekend with Cloyed family. Bill May to attend wedding in August. May accompanied to Des Moines. Gene McCrory and others returned from a western vacation via Estes Park and Colorado Springs. Cynthia Deere visited son Shelvie Locke in Chicago.
Miss Mary Thompson returns to Farson after weeks with grandmother Mrs Burns. Mrs Zell Calen attends WSC8 convention at Riverview Park Cedar Falls and visits daughter near Waterloo. Mr and Mrs Emery Hiatt host Keota guest, Clyde Hiatt visits Cen terville. Condras back from Ft Dodge. husband in National Guard camp Ripley Minn. Roy Callen's lung surgery in Milwaukee improving. Appanoose rural carriers picnic in Moravia park. Gardner family heads to Eaton Colorado for week vacation with Glen Sharp.
In the District Court of Iowa Appanoose County probate case No 8304 the administrators of the estate of John A Tadlock deceased notify Emma Tadlock Grant Tadlock and Lee Tadlock that a final report has been filed and is open for review. The notice lists interested parties and directs actions required by law. The filing initiates any final accounting and potential distribution of assets under the Iowa probate process.
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